Abstract The paper presents an ethical analysis and constructive critique of the current practice AI ethics. It identifies conceptual substantive procedural challenges it outlines strategies to address them. include countering hype understanding as ubiquitous infrastructure including neglected issues ethics justice such structural background injustices into scope making procedures fora more inc...

While many policy tools can be used to develop spatial plans and implement their goals, there have been very few academic attempts classify illustrate the whole range of available. This article reviews different ways in which planning conceptualized date highlights a wide variation interpretation. Building directly on literature from studies, new classification is put forward has potential appl...

Living within planetary limits requires attention to justice as biophysical boundaries are not inherently just. Through collaboration between natural and social scientists, the Earth Commission defines operationalizes system ensure that reduce harm, increase well-being, reflect substantive procedural justice. Such stringent may also affect ‘just access’ food, water, energy infrastructure. We sh...

Abstract This Article analyzes the interaction between burden of proof and evidentiary discovery rules. Both sets rules can affect incentives for prospective injurers to invest in evidence technology (i.e., ex ante investments that increase quantity quality case an accident occurs). becomes acutely important private international law setting, where jurisdictions are split on question whether sh...

This article examines the evolving character of Competition Commission India (CCI) as regards merger review and discusses how CCI has fared in meeting legislative expectations what is to come—best studied through analysing CCI’s substantive procedural approaches, its stance complex cases, initiatives for efficient case disposal, quirkier aspects India’s control regime. The analysis shows that, ...

On September 22, 2022, the Human Rights Committee (HRC) published its views in communication of Daniel Billy et al. v. Australia , originally submitted May 2019. Although not first case before human rights treaty bodies on matters relevant to climate change, it is time has found a state party International Covenant Civil and Political (ICCPR) breach obligations under ICCPR for failure take miti...